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formal
adjective as in established, orderly
adjective as in stiff, affected, correct
Example Sentences
The rest had been detained during the Gaza conflict itself for a variety of reasons, but hadn’t faced formal charges or a trial.
Amazon shares ended the formal trading day up slightly as word of the potential cost-cutting move spread.
In less than 36 hours, Mr Michaels had crowdfunded enough for a formal wall marker to recognise this horror legend.
When quizzed about extending that agreement in August, he insisted there had been no formal offer.
A notice to appoint administrators is a formal step that gives the business up to 10 days of legal protection from creditors while it explores rescue options, restructures, or prepares for insolvency proceedings.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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